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Boat hoist and maintenance park fees

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A decision made (04.12.06) to approve the 2006/2007 boat hoist and boat maintenance park fees.

 

 

Subject:

2006/2007 Boat Hoist and Boat Maintenance Park Fees

Decision Reference:

MD-E-2006-0166

Exempt clause(s):

n/a

Type of Report:

(oral or written)

written

Person Giving Report (if oral):

n/a

Telephone or

e-mail Meeting?

n/a

Report

File ref:

Marine Leisure

Written report – Title

2006/2007 Boat Hoist and Boat Maintenance Park Fees

Written report – Author

(name and job title)

Andrew Courtness, Commercial Director

Decision(s):

To approve the second period of the five year plan to bring income in line with costs and capital replacements.

Reason(s) for decision:

To adhere to the five year plan in order to achieve a cross neutral position by 2009/10, to remove any cross subsidy from other areas of harbour trading and to ensure a ‘user’ pays system to what a trading and non-public sector service activity.

To carry out the process over a period of time in order not to destabilise demand for the service; allowing marine traders to align their business and training programmes to this core marine industry service.

Resource implications:

Financial: See attached report

Manpower - continuing the system allows for a reduction of one staff member.

There are no property, ICT or law drafting requirements.

Action required:

To approve the continuation of the five year plan and the 2006/2007 fee structure to be implemented on 1st October 2006.

Signature:

Deputy Alan J Maclean

Assistant Minister for Economic Development

Date of Decision:

 

 

 

 

 

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